how are you sending signal from receiver to computer?

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Originally posted by alligator how are you sending signal from receiver to computer?

line out - reciever to computer

video in - mixer to reciever

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why do you have to put it through a receiver?

i'm sure you have the option of a booth on your mixer, why not split the line out to receiver and booth to your computer?

cause i need to get rca adaptors.............

guess its the only way

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Exactly...

Also, if you have a "Line Out" on your receiver, it's probably for a tape loop. Perhaps the video-in is not on the same receiver bus as the tape record-out.

One other problem I've run into is that my reciever inserts a small amount of delay when any DSP processing is turned on (not fancy soundfields, just regular stereo). The delay makes it VERY odd to mix.

I have the main output of my mixer going to my receiver, and the booth output connected to my monitors (at ear level by the DJ setup). Then I have the record out connected to the computer.

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Originally posted by alligator why do you have to put it through a receiver? i'm sure you have the option of a booth on your mixer, why not split the line out to receiver and booth to your computer?

what size plug do i need to go on top of my rca's......the size of most headphone plugs.........the chunky long one

LOL

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Originally posted by TheNeonAlien what size plug do i need to go on top of my rca's......the size of most headphone plugs.........the chunky long one LOL

plug for when it goes into your computer? you need a spliter connector that has the same jack at one end as the input in the computer (usually a 1/8") and the other side two RCA plugs. then use the mixer, as the receiver most likely will amplify the sound and delay it.

i would use the Aux input on my receiver for the mixer input on the receiver.

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Originally posted by alligator plug for when it goes into your computer? you need a spliter connector that has the same jack at one end as the input in the computer (usually a 1/8") and the other side two RCA plugs. then use the mixer, as the receiver most likely will amplify the sound and delay it. i would use the Aux input on my receiver for the mixer input on the receiver.

my mixer has two line outs

one rca
one chunky one like the headphone plug

i have one cord with 1/8 and rca pluged into my computer and rca slot on my mixer

now i need an rca (to reciever) with (chunky to Mixer) cord to plug so i can hear my monitor speakers


Right?

thanks btw!!!!

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The chunky one is a 1/4" phono jack. If that's coming out of your mixer (which mixer?) it's likely a "balanced" output, so you shouldn't use that one. Stick to the RCA cables.

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Originally posted by TheNeonAlien my mixer has two line outs one rca one chunky one like the headphone plug i have one cord with 1/8 and rca pluged into my computer and rca slot on my mixer now i need an rca (to reciever) with (chunky to Mixer) cord to plug so i can hear my monitor speakers Right? thanks btw!!!!

not to be a pain in the ass, but chuny output? c'mon dude you're mixing and using audio equipment please use some terminology on cables. also as a wannabe dj you should know the difference b/w rca, quarter inch, xlr. ( i didn't, but then i asked whoever i could find until my questions were answered)...please don't use chukny plug b/c it can be xlr or quarter inch

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Originally posted by TheNeonAlien my mixer has two line outs one rca one chunky one like the headphone plug i have one cord with 1/8 and rca pluged into my computer and rca slot on my mixer now i need an rca (to reciever) with (chunky to Mixer) cord to plug so i can hear my monitor speakers Right? thanks btw!!!!

its a vestax 275

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